famish oor Kornies

famish

/ˈfamɪʃ/ werkwoord

(obsolete, transitive) To starve (to death); to kill or destroy with hunger.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

famya

Soortgelyke frases

famished
gwag · nownek · storvys

famishing
nownek

famished
gwag · nownek · storvys

voorbeelde

famishing (adj.) brasnownek, nownek
famishing (adj.) brasnownek, nownek

famish
/ famya / / /

famish v. be famished bos gwag /gwæːg/; famya /'fæːmjɐ/ TH; cawas nown See 'hunger', 'hungry'.
famish v. be famished bos gwag /gwæːg/; famya /'fæːmjɐ/ TH; cawas nown See 'hunger', 'hungry'.

famished
/ storvys / / /

famished (adj.) storvyz, nownek; starving; unfed famyz; starved; empty nownwann, gwag
famished (adj.) storvyz, nownek; starving; unfed famyz; starved; empty nownwann, gwag

starved (adj.) famished; empty nownwann
starved (adj.) famished; empty nownwann

unfed (adj.) famished; starving famyz
unfed (adj.) famished; starving famyz

empty1 (adj.) vacant gwag; vain; barren koeg, gwag; barren duv: empty nut knowenn duv; vacant; hollow kew; famished; starved nownwann leave ~ abandon; leave derelict geri
empty1 (adj.) vacant gwag; vain; barren koeg, gwag; barren duv: empty nut knowenn duv; vacant; hollow kew; famished; starved nownwann leave ~ abandon; leave derelict geri

famishing
/ nownek / / /

starving (adj.) famished; unfed famyz
starving (adj.) famished; unfed famyz

voracious a. greedy cowlek d; ravenous ravunek WB, cf. d raunish, rauning and v. raffna < E.; famished nownek < n. See 'greedy'; a v. appetite ewl vrâs f.; appetid brâs m.
voracious a. greedy cowlek d; ravenous ravunek WB, cf. d raunish, rauning and v. raffna < E.; famished nownek < n. See 'greedy'; a v. appetite ewl vrâs f.; appetid brâs m.

famished a. gwag; pur wag; nownek < n.; famyes va.
famished a. gwag; pur wag; nownek < n.; famyes va.

Before long, washed and refreshed, the hobbits were seated at the table, two on each side, while at either end sat Goldberry and the Master. It was a long and merry meal. Though the hobbits ate, as only famished hobbits can eat, there was no lack. The drink in their drinking-bowls seemed to be clear cold water, yet it went to their hearts like wine and set free their voices. The guests became suddenly aware that they were singing merrily, as if it was easier and more natural than talking.
Kyns pell yth esa an hobytow, golghys ha diskwithys, orth aga esedha dhe’n voes, dew dhe’n eyl tu ha’y gila. Dhe’n eyl penn ha’y gila a esedhas Goldberri ha’n Mester. Boes hir ha lowen o. Kyn hwrug dybri an hobytow yn fordh na yll dybri marnas hobytow nownek dres eghenn, nyns esa fowt vyth. An diwes y’ga bolla-eva a hevelis bos dowr kler yeyn, mes ev eth dh’aga holonn haval bos gwin ha rydhhe aga lev. A-dhesempis, an westoryon a dhallathas konvedhes i dhe gana yn lowen, haval bos kana esya ha genesikka es kewsel.